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However, the case before us is not a case of the candidate failing to submit documents which were essential for verifying his eligibility. As observed earlier, the identity of the candidate could be established from the photograph which he was required to affix on the application form as well as from the Roll Number/Admit Card issued to him and the signature in Capital Letters would, therefore, have not been of much use for achieving the objective of verifying the identity of the candidate human error in totality cannot be avoided. At the same time in the OMR Sheet filled by the present petitioner, he has put his Left Thumb Impression and that was duly countersigned by both the two Invigilators and all other formalities were complied with by him, as such, there was no scope to impersonate the person and it is also not the case of the respondents that they had any suspicion of the applicant being impersonated.